Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-02
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The District Commissioners have addressed q
letter 90 President Pearson o. the Metr0politan
Railroad co, directing that company 70 pave the
spaces between the tracks OF their road hereyer
these spaces have been paved with oobole-stones
In violation OF the orders the subject and stat
ply with the above the Commissioners viii cause
the work TO be done under the District by the 81.
perintendent OF streets at the company expense
HR SAT DOWN. 10 REST.
Mt. W. ID. Blackboard has petitioned the Commits
sioners 20 pardon Michael Wallace from the work
house, 70 which he Was sentenced Tor vagrancy.
came here In search Of work. In a letter which
Mr. Blackford sends 10 the Commissioners Wallace
says: 81 unknowinsy violated local District laws
by sitting down 70 rest my leg on a lumber pile
about 10 am. on the morning OF July n near
the depot OF the Baltimore ana Ohio railroad"
Wallace wants To get out because he has suit for
$1,000 damage soon TO come up for trial at Char
lotte, y. c.
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Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows: yno G. Click 20 erect two
brick dwellings, numbered lI3 and lis X street
northeast; o., zoo MIS- c. schneider 90 erect brick
81, 900 Anna Montegrino, 20 erect brick dwell
Ing, numbered 122s street northwest; $4,000.
Woodbury. Blair, 10 erect brick stable In rear ot
1851 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; o. 400.
= l. Wilson, TO erect brick dwelling lot 4, square
5sl 900. c. and P. Telephone Co, 10 erect
erect brick dwelling, No 8 street southeast;
$500. X T. Parker, 10 repair No. 1914 Connect
cut avenue northwest $3.50. c. Carlisle, 70 repair
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A. Lemar, TO erect four two-story and base.
ment brick dwellings southeast corner 10Th and
II streets northwest $40, 300. Jacob James seveu
two-story brick dwellings, Nos. lse3 20 1885 Ism
street northwest; 81, 900. Thos. h. Marche two
two-story brick dwellings, Oil and SIS A streee
southeast; $4,000.
HIsCKIIANEoU6
The district attorney has decided that the Com
missionefs have no power 10 require from the coz
tractor who does the paving for which a railroad
company Is responsible the guarantee which they
are required by law 70 secure from contractors-
Inc health onicer reports 10 the District Com~
missioners adversely 10 the granting OF third.story
fooms In that building 10 Mayor Blood's 'sProbas
tlonal and Industrial Temporary Home as the
rooms are needed by the health once ana the
police department Jointly.
During the month OF July the Building Inspector
the number was 2as
MI. J. Taylor Notter, superintendent OF Oak Hiu
cemetery, has written To the Commissioners
10 know whether the new regulations with regard
10 sprinking streets ana lawns are applicable TO
the cemetery, and, II so, 20 know whether the
cemetery company can be granted u special dis
pensation.
A number OF property owners in Southeast
washington have petitioned 10 have the sewer on
l2th street southeast extended to the river.
Mr.. VIM. Wurdemann asks the Commissioners
10 extend the sewer on street northeast be
tween North capitol street and Delaw are avenue.
distance OF 20 feet TO the front OF lot owned by
him.